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StageOne Ventures
Herzliya, Israel
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StageOne Ventures, headquartered in Herzliya Pituach, Israel, is a premier venture capital firm dedicated to backing early-stage B2B deep tech startups with a focus on Israeli founders. Founded over two decades ago, StageOne has a robust portfolio with notable investments in companies such as Guardium, Epsagon, and Silverfort. Their commitment is rooted in identifying and nurturing visionary founders who can disrupt and redefine enterprise markets globally. The firm emphasizes early investments, typically writing initial checks ranging from $0.5M to $3M, with substantial resources reserved for follow-on rounds. StageOne Ventures leverages its extensive experience and global networks to provide meaningful mentorship and support to its portfolio companies, helping them scale effectively. StageOne’s investment strategy revolves around three core pillars: Israeli founders, early-stage investments, and deep technology. Their approach is characterized by a "people first" philosophy, prioritizing the qualities of the entrepreneurial team, the potential for market disruption, and the innovation of the product itself. Key team members include the founding partners Yuval Cohen and Tal Slobodkin, who bring decades of experience in venture capital and deep tech industries. The firm maintains a strong presence in the Israeli tech ecosystem, leveraging the country’s unique blend of academic excellence, defense-related R&D, and multinational corporate presence to foster innovation and growth. For startups seeking investment, StageOne Ventures is best approached through direct networking or industry events, aligning their pitch with the firm’s focus on transformative enterprise solutions.
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$1.7M
Historical average check
$45M
Historical max check
June 2024
Last investment date
101
Investments
Software & Apps
Security & Privacy
AI & Deep Tech
Healthtech & Wellness
Hardware. Robotics & IoT
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